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MINOR NOTES.

Although there have been some unfuvor-
able features in the business situation since
the present year opened, the Boston Adver-
tiscr regards it worthy Of note that the
balance of foreign trade in January wa,
very much in our favor The imports of
merchandise amounted to ,jl, $50, %, and
the exports to 1i,0;is;3, leaving a favor
able balance of over 81, 0OO. 900.
The Kansas legislature has changed the
name of st John county 10 Logan county.
"A prophet is not without honor, etc.
Secretary Lamont gets the han lsome
salary Of 5000, President Cleveland pay
ing him $500 out of his own pocket
American yachtsmen are iubilant be
cause it has been decided that the May
flower shall 20 to England to compete in
the race for the Queens cup--a prize that
the cutter Arrow won in the race around
the Isle of Wight - years ago and has held
ever since. Gen. Paine loans the Mayhow-
er to Edward Burgess her designer, and
sends him over to make the trial.
Senator Edmunds is reported in Wash
nton 10 he an expert in making soup and
beef tea.
Mrs. Cleveland is studying French, and
will act as interpreter for the President at
state receptions.
\ prominent life insurance man in Hart
ford, Conn, says that the records of life
insurance show that Il young man of ~
years of age who alstains entirely from in
| h.. q
living to be Ga years of age; while the
moderate drinker at 20 years Of age can
only expect to live n 80 years Old.
Russia, following the example Of France
and Germany, is about h supply itself with
a new explosive that possesses AN explosive
power fifteen times greater than gunpow
der, and that does not produce any smoke
Each new appliance for increasing the nor
rors of war seems 10 have greater strength
than its predecessor yet, after all, there
was great deal in the remark made by
Secretary Stanton, during discussion Of
the respective merits of muzzle and breech
loading rifles, that it is the man behind tn,
gun that makes all the difference worth
talking about
Writing from st. Petersburg some ont
says: Great precautions are taken her,
every time the Car drives out Before tn,
carriage or the sledge leaves the Anitchkof
Palace the police are informed 10y telepbom,
as To the direction in which the Car con
templates driving The ordinary polio,
force is Immediately doubled all along tn
WAY and the especial corDs of scouts arr
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..Engli.h as She Is spoLe.'

oh tailor, press my suit today,
The young man cried IN sorrow;
because my glrl expects that
VIII press my slit tomorrow.
These clothes wear are thln aud old,
Aud scarcely worth hooter,
Aud such a suitor as | am
I'm sure would never suit her."
"Of course the tailor said with glrr.
To see the young mans sorrow;
My lawyer has your last years bills,
Hen press the suit tomorrow"
lldshingtoA Cfifif
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-03-11

The peculiar purifying aud buidlng-up powers
of Hoods Sarsaparila make Il the very lest med
icine to take AT this season,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-03-11
THE VERMONT PHOENIX,
lud FREMONT RECORD INb FtEuER
Wttcd Stag T. ls-ul
rcmLsuED ERY riunAY nY
FIR T. \ Gil IL TEDMAN.

TERMS; $3.50 per year IN advance; If not paid
within the year. $500,
RATES on ADVERTISING furnished ON application
Births, Deaths, aud Marriages published free.
obituary Notices. Cards of Thanks, etc, - cts per
inch ut r. lines or less.
Entered at the Battlcburo Post Onicr as second.
class mail matter.
q. L.. FRENCH u b SrrpNAv
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Business CARDS.
SmEHMAN ~ JENNIE,

SMERMAN 81 JENNIE,
General Insurance and Real Estate Agcnis,
Representing Companies whose assets arr over
$500 900 900.
TENEMENTS TO LET.
Agents for BAncocE FiRE ExrlSGrisltrRs
On,r in New bank Block cor Main & Elliot SITS.
BtATrLEBORO, VT
NIvATFRMAN q MARTIN,
w ATTORNEYS an LAW.
Bank Block, Brattlcboro w.
!. MILLER, Va. D.,
a. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Hooker ilk. Bratto; ill9a.m; 12to2, 9pm.
hR. ALVIN KNAPP.
II DENTISr
Hooker Block, Batllcboro, VI
LANES -. O'NEII,
tuscuius Graininr, Kalsonininr. Gliding. and
Paper Hanging
Rear OF c. +. Thompson * CO.'S store
JAMES vs.. TYLER,
y ATTORNEY Nr LAW.
Williston Block, Brattiehpru. Vt
~ -. uOLTON. VI. D.,
IL. PHYSICIAN AM SURGEON.
uni'c aud r'snlrnge cor MAN and Walnut SIS.
Sc home from To aud To O'Clock D. Iu
hwttlchlru, Vt
I IA. ALLEN n CO.,
l. DEALERS IN LUMBER or ALL KINDS.
t@ Fiat Street Biuttlchuro. VI.
JAMES CONIiAND, VI. ID,
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oncr iu Crosby Block. opposite Telephone ~.
Ottirc hours To 9 =. NJ. to 3p. NJ
Residence. 10 Main st. ......... Brattlrhuru. VI
N y. WEBSTER, VI. u.
,. bilice and residence ~ Elliot ST.. Brattl,
buru. Vt Otlice hours before $ A. NJ; 1 to > and
Gto 1-2p.M
HENRY TUCKER, VI. -.
SURGEON AND HONtEPATIilSr.
Oitice in lruuarl's Block. Elliot Street ono,
hours, 1870 to BOO aud 400 to 800 q. Nj Special at
trnti"u given To chronic Diseases.
ITASI<INS n STODDARD,
l ATTORNEYS a COUNSELLDRS AT LAW
and solicitors of Patents. Brattlchuru. VT
II J.CARPENTER, Market Block. Ellio
IIs ST Dealer in Toys, Fancy Goods Books
stationery, Newspapers Magazines aud Period
calls subscriptions received for the principal news
papers and magazines aud Forwarded 10y mail u
Otherwise
q. BOLSTER,
eJs FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
puupN, Vt
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Why did the Women

of this country use thirteen million cakes of
Proctor & CANDLES Lenox Soap in 1862
Buy cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why
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CURE

Sick Headache and relieve all the trouble incident
to bilious state ct the system such rs Dizziness
Naus, a, brpW suyS-, distress after eating, Pain ia
the side, sc. While their most remarkable Sue
lt... Inns ln.a.m slImMu I'm nnlInLr
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SICK

Headache, vet CATERS Little Liver Pills are equal
~ valuable irPC unslipaton, curing and preventing
this annoy lng complaint while they also correct
All disorders eff the stomach, stimulate the liver
and rrEllnle lhr hnllls ENnm n they only rmIt.l
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17
DON'T EXPERIMENT.

You cannot afford TO waste time in ex-
perimenting. when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems. at first
only a cold. Do not permit any dealer
to impose upon you with some cheap i'm
itatiOn of DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. but be
sure you get the genuine. Because he
Can make more profit he may tell you he
has something just as coed or just the
same Don't be deceived. but insist up
on getting DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which is guaranteed to give relief in all
throat. lung. and chest affections. Trial
bottles free at C. H. Martin s. Bros drug
store
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17
CHORUS.
A Gift for All.

In order to give all chance to test it.
and thus be convinced of its wonderful
curative powers. DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, coughs and colds.
will be. for limited time, given away.
This offer is not only liberal, but shows
unbounded faith in the merits of this
great remedy. All who suffer from coughs
colds. consumption. Asthma. bronchitis.
or any affection of throat. chest or lungs.
are especially requested TO call at G. H.
Martin & Bros. drug store. and get q
trial bottle free Large bottles. 81.
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17
SAVED HIS LIFE.

Mr. D. /. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave.
Nv. says he was for many years badly
afflicted with phtisic. also diabetes; the
pains were almost unendurable and
would sometimes almost throw him into
convulsiOns. He tried Electric Bitters.
and got relief from the first bottle. and
after taking six bottles was entirely cured.
and had gained in flesh eighteen pounds
Says he positively believes he wonld
have died. had it not BEEN for the relief
Afforded by Electric bitters. Sold Mt fifty
cents bottle by c. H. Martin & Bro.
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17
FLOOK, LOOK, 81

You lovers of music, call al Martin
Bros. and examine their fine line of quit
ars. violins, accordi0s. french harps.
jews harps. &c Call and hear their
sweet tones whether you purchase or
not.
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17
FOR SALE.

100 bushels millet. 90 bushels cane seed
on nw3 sec 6-6-34. milest west of Colby.
1tf HENRY F. SAYRE
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17

GROWTH OF A Big BoOK.-Whea Web
sters Unabridged was first published in
one volume. it was comparatively small
book Some years after an addition was
made of 1900 Pictorial Illustrations. a
Table OF synonyms, and an Appendix of
New W Ords that had come into use. A
few years later came an entirely new re-
vlsed edition OF larger size, with 5000
Pictorial Illustrations. then. after an in
terval OF few years, Biographical
Dictionary of nearly 1O,00O names. and
Supplement of nearly 5000 new words
were added. and now there has come a
new and most valuable addition. GaZet-
teer of the World. of over u. 900 Titles.
The work Is now not only the Dictionary,
par excellence. but Biographical Die
tlonary. Gazetteer of the World. and q
great many other good things in its many
valuable tables
The following is taking he rounds of
the press:
We've got the land of corn and wheat.
OF pumpkin pies and potatoes swct,
l got my land from Uncle Sam
And I'm as happy as a clam.
CHORUS.
Oh, Kansas land. sweet Kansas land.
As on the highest mount stand.
And look away across the plain
And wonder if il will ever rain.
But when turn and view my corn
! think III never sell my farm.
At first the grass grew brown and scar
With drouth and grass hoppers each year.
But now we have so much rain and snow
The cattleman ne has to go.
When first came to get my start,
The neighbors they were miles apart,
But now man on every claim.
Aud sometimes three all want the same.
My horses. Norman-PercheOn stock.
My chickens are all Plymouth Rock.
Ny cows are Jersey, very fine.
And Poland China are my swine.
CHORUS.
Oh. Kansas girls, sweet Kansas girls,
With sky-b eyes and sunny curls.
They sing and dance and the organ play,
Till some yankee dude he comes that way,
They'll meet him at the parIor door.
And they must skip for evermore.
And now AT last the cars are here,
We've wanted them for many year;
And wont you with me take smile,
For have freighted fifty mile.
The above was composed by James
Poland, a leading farmer of Thomas
and was first published in the
Thomas County CAT.
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17
Abstracts.
Land Deals.
Chattel Loans.
Real Estate Loans.
WELD Bros.
FOR SALE.

Z. Is. Wilson. q miles east of Colby,
has one good yoke of oxen for sale. also
hay on good terms. ltf
Thomas County cat., 1887-03-17
FARM LOANS.

FARM LOANS.
AT per cent and a reasonable COM
mission. Only one mortgage taken. We
can and will save YOU money if YOU deal
with us. Yours truly. +. &. Finnerty.
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The Secret q, Success.

what is theAGcret Of your gsus-f
cess, Jndge9" 4tiire.l a .youngla law
stndentof one ofthe most success
full lawyers in the Northwest.
"Well," said the Judge with
retrospective air, ~ don't know as
there is any secret about it. In
1mYsyoungerSda sllal lss;ssss.sro ngll
row to hoe. but IhoeditwelI. There
was lots Of work in those da.s to
do, but tie,pay was small. Wsnen
[ WAS STRIPPING, of from 16 10 is,
| used to hire out to neighboring
farmers during the season of hay.
ing and harvesting, and when they
came to know me [ always could
get higher wages than older and
stronger men, because I always
made it my ilaying or my harvest,
working as if the field belonged to
me. Whether my employer was
present or absent it made no diff
ference with my work. Aud that
HAS been my single rule of wo:k
through life, at the blacksmith's
forge, in the harvest field, or as q
hired attorney at tliebar. worked
with might, mind, and strength in
any cause in which 1 was engaged.
Now that's the Whole Of lt-lnd
surely it is no secret"
But it is q great secret, we re-
greet, to say, that large numbers of
young men never learn; and if a
man does not learn it early in life
the chances are he will never find
it out. At any rate it is true in
fact that this simple rule Of fidelity
to the interest OF employers is not
madsAle rule OF practice BY thou
sands OF men employed in the va
rious trades, calIings, and profes-
sionS, i'll the service OF individuals
or The public, for wages or fees
They do not work as if they had
any interest in the business, but
simply to get the pay for it--lhc
largest possible sum for the least
work.
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TIE ! II VII II'ZI'E|ii
Sewing Machine
STANDS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS

The Iatestlmproyed cylinder shut,
tie and flat shank needle cannot be
set wrong, are am ing the latest
improvements. Ovar 600, 900 now
in use in the short time of IL years.
Never such IL record with any other
sewing machine. Don't bny any
till you have examined this new
machine then You Can indge for
yourself the quietest shuttle ma
chine on the market. Let me hear
from you.
have also the patent DOUBLE
EDGED REVERSIBLESHEA
or SCISSORS. the best you ever
saw, never need grinding nor get
loose in rivet.
And ann still making large
amount Of the best quality OF pop
lar and oak furniture, sncl as mar
ble top bureaus, tables, stands.
Sideboards, cupboards,lrun beds,
&c. Repairing done and pictures
framed. Pulpits for churches made
to order.
Thanking YOU for past favors, |
submit my claims to you III the fu-
ture anu will tIy and merit a con
tinuance of the same patronage.
Respectfully, &C.,
r. II. PENNEWELL,
ONANCoCK. Va.
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Amusing Metaphors.

Ridicule, says German critic,is
like a blow with the fist; wit, like
the prick of needle; irony, like
the sting of thorn; aud humor the
plaster which heals all these wounds
All of these qualities may be found
in some metaphors.
Man is said to be an animal that
has mania for getting up socie-
ties and making himself president.
Ii the presidency has been already
claimed, he contents himself with
the position OF treasurer. In %
cynical old bachelors opinion ideas
are like beards-men only get
them when they grow up, and wo-
men never have any. Twas prob
ably another old bachelor who said:
"Nature shudders when she secs a
woman throw a Stone; but when a
woman attempts to split wood ma
tnre covers her head and retires to
a dark and noldering cave in tenn
porary despair" A SplnlstersayS
old bachelors are frozenout old
gardeners in the fower-bed of
love.
A farmer said: zone thing 1
don't like about city folks-they
be either so stuck up that yer CAN'T
reach ZEN with haystack pole, or
so blamed friendly that they for
get to pay their board.'
"You look" said an Irshman to
u pale haggard smoker, Gas if you
had got out OF your grave to light
your cigar, and couldn't find your.
way back again."
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Wanted to be Happy.

Mamma, said little Bobby, 'can't
| have another piece of pieY'
No, my dear, you have had suffi-
cient.'
But why can't have more7'
st might make you sick, and II
you become sick you might die
Die just like Johnny Brown
yes, my DEAR
Everybody said he went to
heaven, mammal
Yes, dear. He was good little
boy and always minded what his
mamma told him.
.And people said, mamma, that
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N UrMBER 9

he'd be ever. so much happier; ii
heaven than here.'
That's right, Bobby. So rs
would
sDo all5gool little boys go Is
heaven, mammal
Yes, dear
Am a good little hoy,mammap
Yes. Bobby is a cool little,
boy
Then why don't You LET me have
another piece Of pie9 Don't Won
want your little Bobby to be hap.
pyq'
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NoNa OF CoNTEsHs

80 -
1;Touldn't BIO bothered With wnl;h
and Its care that its koeplng attends.
Bnt1 want what's rlchrr-good hGesa,
::sssAflsd.a bevy Of bonny good trlcads.
I Choose not to greve Ger tho past
What Is Grief Int tho soul Of drntxs
Lot mao 1.-Two ON Life'sj"ys wfilo ia y '<st-
what Is Life but the stro!ch Of ia
I
Away W tn Ambtlonl-a dream
IA .shndnw Tint shrinks with the light;
Or bubble thai. born on tho stream,
zsLiyes q moment. but bursts from tho slight.
But gIyc mo conient-rls crown
sNe'er tho Kings of the enrth yet possesaed-
And tie prince and the conrtIer and clown,
.sIf they wish, they my take NIL tho rest.
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CfOj UUuuu.sll soMdiOMCN -CS ~titC
hen ..s:= 70 g
Constant changing Of stock gives
You no opportunity to realize tle
full value Of any breed, however
good.
The Plymouth Rock and Wyan-
dotte are botl most admirably
adapted to the farm; good layers,
excellent table fowls.
The best paying breed Of fowls
is the one that receives the most
care, but a good breed may be
ruined by overlooking.
Always allow for the labor be.
fore estimating the profits. There
is something else to consider other
than the cost Of feed.
Give the hens all the sharp gray
ell, ground shells, and broken boue
they desire. Avoid sulphnrin damp
weather, as it causes weak legs.
The feed Which brings the great
est supply of eggs is the most eco
nomicaI material with which to sup.
ply the flock in a view to profit.
Bromo chloralum and water,
equal parts, injected in each nos
trl 1.-TWO drops) with a sewing ma.
chine oil can, is the best remedy
for ronp.
1t makes no difference how the
poultry house is put up so there IS
plenty of sunlight, dry floor, aud
all cracks and creyices closed. The
main objects should be dryness
aud warmth. a
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Valuable Building Lots For Sale
ut OnancOck.

The undersigned will sell at pub.
lie auction, at Onancock,in front of
Onancock Academy, Oh
Saturday, Nov, Goth, at 2 p. NJ.
without reserve bid
4 Building Lots-S0x365 Feet,
fronting on Kerr street, between
NJ. E. Parsonage, South, and the
residence Of VIM. S. Mills.
| have also 6 or S more lots which
| will also offer at same time and
place, if there is a demand for them.
Plat of The lots can be seen at
ENTERPRISE office. and at store OF
Waiter D. Lewis, Onancock.
Terms. which will be easy and &C
commodating, will be made known
on day Of sale.
VIM. S MILLS,
nnonnool-
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He was waiting, thonghtfnlly,nn
der one of the graceful willows of
the garden, when he lifted his eyes
and saw Lilias leading Rachel to-
ward him.
He was shocked. Not bnt that
the womanly face and round figure
were pleasing enough, but he had
anticipated all Hilla'S beauty
and grace, and Rachel'S grave sim.
plicity for the moment chilled his
aidor. But be it TO his credit said
that no time was lost. in taking
both Rachel's little cold trembling
hands.
mir. Arnold she said, there is
some mistake; utLilias would lead
me here. My sister,
j expected to- see HiIda-yes,
said Arnold, truthfully; 'but tell
me, Lilias, is this the dear friend
YOU have found? Are these the
kind hands that have guided and
helped you? Is this the face that
seems to you as mother's2'
Yes, papa! yes, yes!' cried Lllias,
both her arms about Rachel. "Oh,
love her!'
Il more than love herr said Ar
mold. Rachel, I cannot tell you
how beautiful You are to me; but
will you let me try
Hilda, staring in establishment
from her chamber window, saw Mr.
Arnold put one Of Rachel's hands
upon his arm and walk slowly away
with her under the frs, the chile
Lilas caressing her other hand.
They did not come back until the
moon had set, and then DIAMOND
engagement ring sparkled on RIA
chefs hand.
1t is true that Hilda lost no time
in expressing her astonishmentanC
displeasure, but her sister was toe
happy, for once, to care for hel
cruel sarcasm and scorn.
In the autumn the marriage be
tween Lionel Arnold and Rache
Dehart took place. 1t was an ex
ceptionally happy one, as both de
served it to be.
Lilias is unspeakably dear, be
cause. they declare, they we're lee
to it by tue hand Of the little child
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Poultry Paragraphs.

Old grass, rags, pieces of rope, or
other packing material, will. cause
crop bound. ii swallowed by .tlle
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solved tobecome popnlare!at once
with Lila; Arnold.) Why, itwrull
simply be one chance in a thou
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Was she not at all a woman c0nld
BET Would he ever az Tin meet so
raro and sweet a character? Was
it not wisdom to secure so lovely n
companion, so swcetly wise an in
strnclreSS. forhiS beloved LiiaS9
The chilli did NOT remember her
mother. She hal died while she
was IN infant. Would she take
KINDLY to the thought Of ~ slap
mother9 He res lved to try ser.
He had been walking in the gar
den Of the FRS with ier and HIilda.
Finally the latter was called in
doors.
Arnold sat down upon a rustic
bench, and took his little girl upon
his lap.
'Lilias,'he said, .papais thinking
of building honse and having a
Home for you. How would you like
to go away from here?'
Il would go, papa, with eyou-T
mem 5Iwnnld be, willing, ifef.could
take with somebody that I love-
sWhydo youlove this someholyY
he aSlIed.witil q mIle,quite willing
TO have Hilda's virtues recited by
the little lips.
Because when annty left me- here
[ expected to be so lonesome! But
she was so good!' She took me in
her arms and let me- cry upon her
shoulder. She held me upon her
lap all the evening, and did not tell
me once that was too big ~ glrEtn
he a baby. AT night she IMPRESSED
me herself. and told me stories nm
I'll went TO sleep. In the m ,rning
she brought me some lovely flo yers
and II cunning white k1tties, pLpa!
And then she took me into the gar.
den and showed me a little bed of
crocnses and tulips that [ might
have all myself. All day she kept
me with her, and did get over
the homesickness-the dreadful
lump in my throat, yon know
though I had thought I never
shonltl."
My poor little grip
i am never lonely now: she LET'S
me tell her everything. Why,papa.
It's Just as if had a mother!'
Yes, DEAR said Arnold, much af-
fected.
oh, papa, I wish you loved her,
she. is so good, so glowing! Aud SHE
can do everything. When Mamie
is sick, she goes in the kitchen and
makes the nice white bread. She
cures my sore throat so Quick! She
shows me how to mend my dress, I
tear in the rose thorns, so nice you
would never find the stitches. Such
stories as she knows! and songs
children's pretty songs. When !
study She-makeS it all easy for me
1T sounds so plain when she tells
how il is-you know Ihave learned
fast. don't you papa? And all. she
comforts all my troubTes!' added
the ehild.with q greatsigh. thinking
'70f Der former struggles in artbme.
tic, and the proud Mrs. Eastman's
lnlpatlence with her childish faults.
'Lilias,' said Arnold, gently put
ting the child off his lap. after q
pause, 'you must go quietly to -
her'-he flltered ittle-sanl say
to her that love her as dearly as
you do,and ask her if she will come
into the garden for AL hour this
evening"
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far prices.
The public will please take no.
tice that the mill property desig.
mated above, which formerly be-
longed to Mr.. ID. Ii. Dennis, is now;
owned by the undersigned who;
Will continue to do bns mess the
old stand, and vii 1 s.: enc sscsstss;
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Flu.
ture- iavors solicited.
Respectfully. &C.,
JOSEPH H. JONES.
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The best paying breed Of fowls
is the one thai receives the most
care, but. a good breed may be
ruined by overlooking.